High pump

[Rise again]

I'm about 3 weeks post op, infrapubic titan install.

Presently, my pump is sitting fairly high behind my left nut. I've been trying to pull it lower but there doesn't seem to be any slack in the tubes coming down. The pump pushes my left nut forward.

I'm concerned that once I'm cleared for sex that my nut is gonna get crushed between the pump and my lady when things get vigorous - if you get my meaning.

I know that I still need to give it time for things to heal. But I can't help but be concerned.

I also know that people have had a revision to have the pump moved. I really don't like the idea of undergoing another surgery, especially with the risk of infection, but was wanting to hear from people who've had it done.

Was it worth it? What was the recovery like compared to the original surgery?


Thanks.

[gjmjoe017]

Mine sits high after pulling on it a lot.Just won’t stay down and I’ve gotten use to it.Works fine!

[Rise again]

Yeah, I'll definitely give it some time before making any rash decisions.

[Minnesota]

Your doc should give you instructions if the pump needed to be moved or "pulled down" during any point post-procedure. Some techniques used nowadays don't require this step. For example, I was told with my first implant to pull down gently during the first few weeks post-surgery.

My 2nd time around I was told NOT to due to the placement of the tubing and pump. This 2nd technique by a different doctor is to prolong the life of the tubing and prevent stress on both the pump and the tubes.

[Rise again]

Yeah I was advised to pull down on it in the instructions post op. The first week my balls were so swollen an sore, perhaps I should have been more aggressive with it. But to me it feels like the tubes don't have any more length in them.

Still hoping to hear from guys who had the op to move to pump.

[AST2123]

Yeah I was advised to pull down on it in the instructions post op. The first week my balls were so swollen an sore, perhaps I should have been more aggressive with it. But to me it feels like the tubes don't have any more length in them.

Still hoping to hear from guys who had the op to move to pump.

I got same instructions of pulling down the pump (gently) after surgery. I kept doing it 2 to 3 times a day, but don't see an obvious change. I thought maybe the doctor wants it to stay in place. It could move further up without pulling it down the first weeks. This is just my thoughts. I will ask the doctor about this when I see him again.

[JW0817]

I had the same problem too my doctor told me to pull down gently and to move it around some to break up the scaring. It took me at less a good three to four week of doing this as much as I can about two to three times a day or more and it worked for me. It will only move a little at a time but now my pump is at the bottom in a great place. He also told me to lightly move the tubing around too you have to breakup the scaring tissue that forms on everything after the implant. Good luck.